Cross-save is going to be really cool.
I'm helping a new Tenno through the game on the Switch and it's brutal how poorly it runs sometimes. When it gets into sub-20 fps it seems to cap fps on my PC, too.
Personally I'm stoked for the Android port. Would be so dope to run missions on the go.
Bot issue? Didn't this air way back?
Nvtop is really solid. I like that it can show hardware encode/decode percentages too.
Horribly offensive term. Webster's Dictionary defines ricing as a tiling window manger with 64px gaps, minimalist Naruto/anime background, useless bouncing bar EQ meter, entire window dedicated to song lyrics, obnoxious monospace fonts, nonsensical colors, task bar showing time/date/IP+MAC address/GPS coords/moon phase/crop yield/barometric pressure, and a Vim buffer with Rust's "hello world" tutorial.
Do you need streaming?
Direct file playback via Kodi is better in every way IF all you need is local playback within your LAN and have devices that can run it. If you've got decent upload then it'll work outside of it, too. Kodi also supports syncing between devices if you set up a MySQL database. Definitely not as simple as spinning up Plex/Emby/Jellyfin, though.
It's good! I don't think I felt any jump in performance from X/i3 -> Sway, though, but have definitely seen people reporting that.
It’s taken a while to get everything set up how I like but multiple games behave well here and not on X
In my experience most games still run under XWayland. It's possible some aspect of your X11/herbstluftwm config was causing your issues in that regard.
Why on Earth would we want to make (Lemmy) more popular? I want more people to leave. Things have noticeably gotten better over the last few weeks, but there’s still a ways to go. The people who are leaving are presumably mostly people who are frustrated by the relative complexity of decentralized forums and people who can’t find enough “content” to scroll through here, and good riddance to the lot of them.
You, two months ago. The quote perfectly encapsulates why niche communities aren't taking off and why the demographic here will always be nerdy and tech-focused.
Every single one of the Reddit communities I followed that tried to move to Lemmy inevitably went back. There's a ton of reasons why, like instances going down, poor moderation, unreliable servers, and general confusion as to how a Lemmy account works to name a few. The apps not being up to par at the time were a huge factor also. It's highly unlikely that Reddit will ever see an organized effort to seek out communities off-site ever again, so the chance to just transplant a community in its entirety over to Lemmy is gone. Now we're pretending it's going to be possible to take a niche site (Lemmy, compared to the wider internet) and somehow develop niche communities from an active pool of users a fraction of a fraction of Reddit's. It's not happening.
It's a tough pill to swallow, but if you have a problem with Reddit you're in the minority. I'm fine with maintaining a Reddit account to communicate with people who are still on Reddit. I go where the users are. I'm not going to sit in an empty community for months talking to myself while conversations are happening elsewhere. It is what it is.
If linking to a Wiki entry counts as toxic then I don't know what to tell you. Users need to hear that their problems aren't unique and aren't worth anyone taking time out of their day to handcraft a response to. This isn't Ubuntu - you are expected to be able to DIY, and if you constantly need someone to hold your hand through the process then you need to uninstall and start over elsewhere until you understand why Arch exists. It's like declaring you're going to build a shed to keep your mower in, but you call your contractor buddy every five minutes asking where to drive the nails and place the studs. Your time is best spent driving to the hardware store and buying the shed outright.
If someone is contemplating installing Arch, they need to be asked why. If they can't explain it or give a poor answer ("I saw a video" etc,) direct them somewhere else.
Still can't watch the Bunny Girl Senpai movie that came out 6 or so months ago. The next one will be out before I can legally watch it lmao
I know they removed it. The post was in reference to Lemmy's development history, not the current source release.
Edit: Too many people are misunderstanding this post, so I'm removing its contents. To clarify: No checks exist in the current version of Lemmy - these were parts of previous versions.
I farmed most of my focus before I got Saryn, but I 100% agree. Khora is still my favorite since it's a more active approach to farming, but when it's time to chill... Saryn or Mirage all the way.